Beyond the Classroom in the School of Business
Outside of class, you have many ways to get involved in campus activities. Certain activities are either extensions of our academic programs or simply have an appeal to business students.
Sigma Beta Delta
Sigma Beta Delta is the internationally recognized business honor society. Students in the upper 20 percent of their class at the beginning of their third year of study are eligible to join the society, and they must demonstrate a prior commitment to the field of business. Students in Sigma Beta Delta perform community service, explore local media outlets, and conduct business-related projects.
Chapter President
Dr. Michael Paige
mpaige@endicott.edu
Charity Craft Club
The Charity Craft Club allows students to give back to the community through craft making while gaining new skills and making new friends. Activities include arts and crafts workshops, social gatherings, and sales for charity.
Faculty Advisor
Anna McAlister
amcalister@endicott.edu
DECA
DECA members experience professional development opportunities and grow as prospective leaders. Activities include community service and fundraising projects, state and national business case competitions, and leadership training.
Faculty Advisor
Aileen Torrance
atorranc@endicott.edu
Entrepreneurship Club
The Entrepreneurship Club reaches across all majors on campus and gives students exposure to entrepreneurial business owners, thought leaders, and speakers. Students are exposed to Boston's startup culture through field trips, business projects, and unique social events focused on topics important to today's entrepreneur.
Faculty Advisor
Deirdre Sartorelli
dsartore@endicott.edu
FUEL (Funding Unique Entrepreneurial Leaders)
FUEL is a student-managed business accelerator and incubator focused on helping students and alumni with business ideas achieve their dreams. This is done through one-on-one mentoring and business coaching with the goal of creating viable business models. Businesses have the chance to access startup capital through the popular Spark Tank business pitch competition.
Faculty Advisor
Deirdre Sartorelli
dsartore@endicott.edu
Endicott College Investment Club (ECIC)
ECIC members develop skills in investment research, portfolio strategy, communication, and marketing. The club participates in contests and trips, and manages their own portfolio using actual funds provided by the College.
Faculty Advisor
Robert Chambers
bc@endicott.edu
Marketing Club
Marketing Club members of all majors gain experience presenting at national marketing association competitions such as the American Marketing Association and Direct Marketing Association.
Faculty Advisor
Marie Wilson
mwilson@endicott.edu
Women in LEADership
The Women in LEADership club is designed to inspire and empower women to grow within their chosen industries by helping them develop leadership skills beyond the classroom, attend events for networking success, and make professional connections.
Faculty Advisor
Cathy Butler
cbutler@endicott.edu
